Runes

Rune	Description	Required Components	Weapon Class
Fjarri-nándi, Extended range	The weapon does not suffer a penalty to hit up to its second range threshold, and suffers only a −3 up to its third range threshold.	?	Ranged
Frumligr, hiti, Elemental damage, fire	The weapon deals an additional 1 fire damage on a hit.	Fae fire, Elemental oil	Melee
Frumligr, kaldr, Elemental damage, cold	The weapon deals an additional 1 cold damage on a hit.	Ice mephit claws, Elemental oil	Melee
Frumligr, súrr, Elemental damage, acid	The weapon deals an additional 1 acid damage on a hit.	Enchanted bone dust, Elemental oil	Melee
Frumligr, rafmagn, Elemental damage, electric	The weapon deals an additional 1 electric damage on a hit.	Torpal wishbone, Elemental oil	Melee
Gæfaligr, Lucky	The critical threshold for the weapon is lowered by 10%.	1 mystic's die	All
Hraði, Speed	The weapon ignores 1 Damage Threshold of applicable type.	?	Ranged
Nákvæmligr, Pinpoint	The penalty for targeting body parts with the weapon is lowered by 1.	?	All
Smalring, Collapsing	As an Action, you can collapse the weapon into an object which occupies 1×1 inventory space and has the Concealable property. As an Action, you can revert the object to its original form. The object cannot be used as a weapon when compacted.	Living tree sap, Spider's silk	All
Ungalandi, Silencing	The weapon prevents the target from casting spells until the start of their next turn if they fail a DC 15 Willpower check.	Stifling shackles	All

Manufacturing

Enkir kept a set of detailed notes with his tools, cataloguing his experiences using the tools: what worked, what didn't, improvements and improvisations. The act of runesmithing requires a magical set of tools, of which only one set are known to exist. Using these tools generally requires a degree of knowledge and experience in blacksmithing, as many of the processes are similar, and a knowledge or working weapons is generally required. More difficult and powerful runes also necessitate a knowledge of the arcane, making them very difficult to produce, as few smiths are trained in the arcane, and few mages are trained in metalworking.